ELLICOTTVILLE — Danielle West had 26 points, six rebounds, four assists, three steals and two blocked shots as Pine Valley locked up at least a share of the Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association Division 4 girls basketball title with a 57-51 win over Ellicottville.

Sandy Ivett added 12 points, four rebounds and three steals; Ava West had 8 points and five rebounds; and Sarah Kruszka had six assists and four steals for the Panthers (16-4, 11-1), who led 14-4 after the first quarter and 25-19 at halftime.

Ellicottville (11-6, 10-1) can clinch a share of the title with a win over North Collins on Thursday.

PINE VALLEY (57)

Ivett 2 8 10, Kruszka 0 2 2, Farnham 2 0 2, Smith 0 0 0, PHohl 2 1 4, DWest 10 2 26, AWest 3 2 4, LHohl 0 0-0 0. Totals 19 15 57.

ELLICOTTVILLE (51)

John 2 0 5, Finn 0 1 1, Ficek 0 0 0, Northrup 6 1 15, Whitmer 4 1 9, Leiper 5 2 12, Marsh 2 3 7, Totals 19 8 51.

3-point goals–DWest 4, Northrup 2, John

Pine Valley 14 11 13 19 — 57

Ellicottville 4 15 11 21 — 51

HOPKINS TURNS IN

DOUBLE-DOUBLE

SINCLAIRVILLE — Aliyah Hopkins had a double-double with 16 points, 11 rebounds and four steals to lead Cassadaga Valley to a 51-45 nonleague victory over Maple Grove on Tuesday.

Emiley Anderson provided a game-high 17 points to go along with seven rebounds and five steals for Cassadaga Valley (15-4).

Maple Grove (14-5) had a double-double from Dani Trim with 11 points, 10 rebounds and two assists; Morgan Caldwell had 10 boards, three steals and two assists; Claire Price scored 11 with five boards and three steals; Bryanna Cornell collected nine rebounds, four steals and three assists; and Alex Halstrom had two assists.

MAPLE GROVE (45)

Rodriguez 0 0 0, Trim 4 2 11, Caldwell 2 0 6, Cornell 3 0 6, Ryan 1 0 2, Halstrom 3 2 9, Price 4 2 11. Totals 17 6 45.

CASSADAGA VALLEY (51)

Debo 0 0 0, Meder 0 2 2, Pattyson 2 0 4, EAnderson 6 2 17, AHopkins 3 10 16, BHopkins 2 1 6, HAnderson 3 0 6. Totals 16 15 51.

3-point goals–Trim, Caldwell 3, Halstrom, Price, EAnderson 3, BHopkins.

Maple Grove 13 8 11 13 — 45

Cassadaga Valley 11 13 11 16 — 51

HORNETS PULL PAST CLYMER

FORESTVILLE — Carilene Sliwa posted a double-double with 21 points, 10 steals and seven boards to lift Forestville past Clymer 50-37 in nonleague action.

Clymer (6-14) was led by Ava Nyweide with 22 points and eight rebounds, while Janelle Burchanowski scored 10 points and Hannidy Goetzinger provided 13 rebounds.

Forestville (9-9) received five rebounds from both Chymerah Genovese and Ingrid Gibson.

CLYMER (37)

Faulkner 1 0 3, Goetzinger 0 2 2, Nyweide 7 7 22, Burchanowski 3 3 10, Pratt 0 0 0, Fuller 0 0 0, Malecki 0 0 0, Johnson 0 0 0, Bodamer 0 0 0. Totals 11 12 37.

FORESTVILLE (50)

Sliwa 8 3 21, Genovese 2 0 5, Gibson 3 2 8, Bertino 3 1 7, Case 3 2 9. Totals 19 8 50.

3-point goals–Faulkner, Nyweide, Burchanowski, Sliwa 2, Genovese, Case.

Clymer 6 15 10 6 — 37

Forestville 9 13 15 13 — 50

RANDOLPH FALLS AT ST. MARY’S

LANCASTER — Freshman Mila Bissett poured in 30 points and senior Jada Mushat added 24 as St. Mary’s of Lancaster edged Randolph 67-66 in nonleague action.

The Cardinals’ Skylar Herington made a free throw with 7 seconds remaining to make it a one-point game. After a Lancers’ turnover with 3.1 seconds remaining, Randolph had a chance to win the game, but came up short.

Herington finished with 34 points and six steals; Quinn Pence had 14 points, five assists and three rebounds; Gianna Bowles had six assists and four rebounds; and Sadie Steward grabbed six rebounds for the Cardinals (12-8).

St. Mary’s improved to 15-8 with its third win over Randolph this season.

RANDOLPH (66)

Hind 0 0 0, Bowles 1 2 5, Pence 5 0 14, Herington 13 4 34, Bushey 0 0 0, Steward 2 0 6, PMorrison 2 1 7. Totals 24 8 66.

ST. MARY’S (67)

Bissett 13 2 30, LaCotte 4 0 9, Owens 0 0 0, Was 0 0 0, Mushat 10 2 24, Kavach 0 2 2, McKendry 1 0 2. Totals 28 6 67.

3-point goals–Bowles, Pence 4, Herington 3, PMorrison 3, Bissett 2, LaCotte, Mushat 2.

Randolph 16 17 17 16 — 66

St. Mary’s 20 16 16 15 — 67

McCOMBER SEALS VICTORY

FRANKLINVILLE — Leilene McComber’s free throw in the final seconds sent Salamanca past nonleague Franklinville 45-44.

McComber led the Warriors (13-6) with 20 points, while Maliyah Foster had13.

Grace Cornell and Hailey Rzucek scored 10 points apiece for the Panthers (11-6).

Franklinville led 22-19 at halftime and 36-28 after three quarters before Salamanca won the fourth quarter 17-8.

SALAMANCA (45)

Tennity 0 0 0, Wass 0 3 3, Crouse 2 0 4, Dowdy 0 0 0, McComber 7 6 20, Galante 0 0 0, Stahlman 0 0 0, Lafferty 2 0 5, Foster 5 1 13. Totals 16 10 45.

FRANKLINVILLE (44)

Goss 0 0 0, TChase 4 0 8, Cornell 4 1 10, Sullivan 4 0 8, Rzucek 4 2 10, Herman 0 0 0, Spittler 0 0 0, MChase 3 0 6, AChase 1 0 2. Totals 20 3 44.

3-point goals–Lafferty, Foster 2, Cornell.

Salamanca 9 10 9 17 — 45

Franklinville 7 15 14 8 — 44